Rolled BBQ bavette roast

The cook, step by step.

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   Step 1

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   Bavette butterflies. First of all, you start butterflying or cutting the bavette. This is what you do with the wire. So if you look at the bavette like on the picture below, the meat threads run from top to bottom. So you open it this way and make sure that the area to invest doubles and the bavette becomes thinner and thus easier to roll.

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   Filling the bavette Start building the filling with a layer of pesto. This should be generously lubricated because it is a large piece of meat that needs to be seasoned. Then sprinkle the whole with the sun-dried tomatoes. This one you chop so that you can spread it better over the bavette. Then add the pine nuts, rucola and Parmesan cheese to the whole. Finally, add salt and pepper as desired. Don't add too much salt because pesto also often contains some salt. Finally you turn the cutting board a quarter stroke and roll up the bavette.

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   Buttons After you've rolled up the bavette, tie these. You do this several times in width and also in length so that the filling can hardly run out during preparation. If necessary, consult an explanation video about buttoning a rollad. After buttoning the drawer, it's time to put it on the BBQ and move on to the next phase.

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   BBQ phase Make sure to prepare the BBQ for indirect heat around 180 degrees. This preparation is completely indirect and so you do not need a direct zone in the BBQ. The BBQ time of this dish is around 40-50 minutes and 52 degrees internal temperature. I prefer to use a core thermometer for this kind of meat, because if the rollad is too long then it really is at the expense of tenderness and of course we do not want that. I insert the core thermometer on the side of the roller tray to the center so that I can optimally measure the temperature of the thickest part.

   Internal temperature: 52°C
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   Let's rest and enjoy! The moment you reach the internal temperature of 52 degrees, it's time to pick up the bavette rollad from the BBQ. Now the hardest part begins, letting the meat rest. Allow to rest for 15-20 minutes under a piece of aluminium foil or a tea towel. So you give the meat the chance to let the moisture that had come to the surface during the preparation drag back into the meat. Et voilà that was him! Then cut the bavette rollad into nice thin slices and serve it.

   Internal temperature: 52°C15m